Would you like a more powerful GT? Would you sacrfice the V8 engine for it?

[Pliskin]

Yeah I'm aware of the Mustang's history. I'm just saying it'd be nice is all. All ideas here. Not like Ford actually gives a **** what we say lol.

 

[351CJ]

Never considered a Porsche 4 banger a lawn mower.

Real Porsches have at least 6 cyl. The 4 bangers are for poor Porsche wanna bes.

 

[351CJ]

Your from england, and your english is horrible, so try typing in american next time and we will understand you better

And so is your "English".

Let's look at how many mistakes were contained in your single sentance (that is if you want to call that abomination of the English language a sentace).

"Your from Enland"
Your is the possessive form of you.
You're is the contracted form of you are which is what you should have typed.
At least you correctly used "your" later in your horribly constructed run-on sentence.

There should not have been a comma after "England" and the second part should have been a separate sentance.

"english" should have started with a capital E. Same with "american", it is supposed to start with a capital "A". There is no such language as "American". I'll guess that you ment "Americanized English".

As an example for the next time you post, here is a proper way to construct your thoughts in the Engish language (either Americanized or proper English).

"You're from England? Your English is horible. Try typing in Americanized English so that we may better undersand you."

 

[70lightning]

And so is your "English".

Let's look at how many mistakes were contained in your single sentance (that is if you want to call that abomination of the English language a sentace).

"Your from Enland"
Your is the possessive form of you.
You're is the contracted form of you are which is what you should have typed.
At least you correctly used "your" later in your horribly constructed run-on sentence.

There should not have been a comma after "England" and the second part should have been a separate sentance.

"english" should have started with a capital E. Same with "american", it is supposed to start with a capital "A". There is no such language as "American". I'll guess that you ment "Americanized English".

As an example for the next time you post, here is a proper way to construct your thoughts in the Engish language (either Americanized or proper English).

"You're from England? Your English is horible. Try typing in Americanized English so that we may better undersand you."

I didn't say anything about gramar did I

 

[300bhp/ton]

I'll guess that you ment "Americanized English".

As in English that would actually be "Americanised English".

 

[Black2001GT]

As in English that would actually be "Americanised English".

http://forums.stangnet.com/showpost.php?p=5222199&postcount=37

 

[70lightning]